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Engraving. manufacturing jewelry, 4s7 Pa. av


For This Week we make a special clearance
sale OF Misses and Boys Shoes. Note the follow
Ing extraordinary bargains: Misses Fine Kid
or straight Goat Shoes. heels or spring heels. j.
I. Cousins make, regular price $50: clearance
price Sl.1o. Misses Genuine Kid or Pebble Goat
SHOES common sense or spring heels, regular
price Sl.5O; clearance price S1.lo. Misses Pebble
Grain Spring Heels, worked button holes regular
price $L25; clearance price Sc. Boys Shoes.
button or lace, all solid leather, regular price
$i2o; clearance price SIC. Boys veal Calf Button
SHOES, regular price $50; clearance price 81 10.
Also special reduced prices on all kinds OF Mems
Ladies' and Clildren's Shoes.
The STAR SHOE House, 20 9Th street.
Have You Visited
our new store, AT eth st. u. W. IL not, come to-
morrow, Jan. 18th. Old Govt Java Coffee 2sc
pure Mocha, 3oc.; best White Rio 20c. per To-. all
fresh roasted and fine elegant Gunpowder tea for
SOC. pound; ditto Oolong, soc pound. Delight
1ul table pruneS, lbs, PIC. Splendid Mince Meat,
loc.; stone jars Sl.25 each quality guaranteed).
Man1oc, splendid culinary article, l3c a paper OF
! 10. Crosse Blackwells imported Pickles at re-
duced prices. Old Rye Nhiskey &c. a bottle and
for the gentlemen at our cigar department, an all
havana Tobacco Cigar at low prices. Also see
Critic paper \. I. METZGER & Bro, Az 9TH st. n.
W.
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REGISTERED UNDER ASSUMED n,

and George Adamson, young men who formerly
resided here, arrived Id the city couple OF days
ago and registered at b downtown hotel under
the names OF George Martin and Frank Harris.
Yesterday they were arFested ON suspicion by De-
leave the city,
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The ssGrand Republic,,I
Our Razors sharpened free. 4s7 Pa. ave. NV. {,

Cigarros have taken the cake and the wine The
best nickel smoke. LuchS & Bro, sole gents 81
9TH street northwest.
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SCI4AEFFER BEATEN.-A match game of fifteen
GALL lool between Jake Schaeffer and Henry Claess
~ nrh attracted biz crowd and ' caused
nuch betting. The wager was for $500 a side and
gate tecoipts; twenty Uilc OFT o. fO.ty-one games
claesS won easily, Schaefer getting but two
rampk
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The New York World intimates that that city is
threatened by smallpox epidemic
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PARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS. PRICES
10 ranging from $50 u, wards. Easy monthly pay
ments SANDERS a STAY MAN,
1a2S-3t 9:S4 NV
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John l.. West ON Trial i'm the Criminal
Court.

To-day, In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur
the cases OF John l. West, the colOred ex-clerk OF
the General Land Office, indicted for housebreak-
Ing in the night and assault with intent to COM
NIT rape on the person of Mrs. Mary j. Page q
female clerk in the Office, at her residence on
street near 10th, on November Goth last, were
called Tor trial. District Attorney WOrthington
and his assistant, Mr.. LipscOmb, appeared for
| the government and Messrs. w. A. Cook and D. E.
Cahill for the defendant.
The government moved that the cases be consol-
ldated, which motion was resisted by the defend
ant and they filed motion that the United States
elect on which Indictment they would proceed
Mr.. Cahill argued that the indictments charged
mouse breaking with intent to commit rape, house.
breaking with intent to assault and assault with
ses.
MI: Cook followed on the same side.
me court said it was evident that the alleged
OuenSeS occurred at the same time, and 1t seemed
tnat the indictments were within the statute He
airected that the motion of the government be
Overrued the defendants motion requiring an
election, and exception to this ruling was also
noted.
The defendant then moved to quash the latter
Indictment, on the ground that man could not be
put twice in jeopardy for the same onense. This
also was Overruled.
Mr.. Cahin stated that subpRnaes duces tecum
mao neen issued to Mrs Page and her daughter for
all letters and papers in their possession from the
defendant and written to him
MI; Wortnlngton said that the letters were now
IN MS possession and would be produced by his
witnesses on the stand.
THE SELECTION OF A JURY
was entered upon at IL O'Clock. The question Of
the number OF challenges being raised, the law
was read that in capital cases the defendant has
twenty and the government five; in felOnies the
defendant 1sn ten and government three and In all
other cases three each. The government claimed
| that this was q misdemeanor, and the defense
claimed that it was. II anything, a felony, and
that they had ten challenges.
After some discussion the court said that one Of
the indictments describe burglary at common law
and the statute takes up the common law offense
and makes ii statutory. Upon the whole he would
give the Dement, OF the doubt to the defendant and
this case might be regarded as felony.
the attempt to procure q jury was unsuccessful,
and the regular panel being exhausted the court
directed that fifty taeSmen be drawn from the
box to report Tomorrow morning.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At ACCTIoN-Mr
Downing viii sell tomorrow afternoon. at O'Clock
premises Iss street. between lSt and 2d streets
noStheass This property j. located near the Can
ttoL In a desirable location. and offers a rarc
chance fo- profitable Investment See the aCye :
tiSepleat Tor details.
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Is PARNELL's MIND FAIIING.-The New York Jour-
nal prints the following from London: "The state
OF Mr.. ParnellS health is OccasiOnng the greatest
sOlicitude to his friends. His condition is very
grave. He looks pale and thin and is physically
mere shadow OF his former self. Distressing rli-
mOrs are abroad that his mind has become affected
and that he Is wholly untitled to act as the vgor-
Gus leader Of the Irish nationalist in parliament
Hostile reports even say that the sUncrowned
King is bordering upon insanity. I give these
statements without reserve, and hope, with all
other friends OF Ireland, that they may prove un-
true The wearing nature OF his illness during the
recess has certainly told heavily upon him"
JIM CUMMINGS AND THE BIG RoBBERY.-The demo-
stti0nS or Fred WitrOck, alias "Jim Cummings ~
and W. w. Haight, In the case OF the state act.
Fotheringhan, the Adams express messenger VINO
Is accused OF completely in The noted train robbery
We're taken In the penitentiary at Jefferson City,
NO., Saturday. Ha1ght's account OF his cOnnec.
zion with the robbery did not differ materially
from that given by him previously. WitrocE.
however, in his last story, adds the rather sensa.
tlonal statement that after he had bound the
messenger in the car and secured the booty. he
offered Fotherngham $40, 600 II he would give the
detectives false description OF him. FoIherinp-
ham replied: 'Well IN see about it; send the
money 10 j. j. Mapes, Kansas city, Witrock.
however, did not do SO, because, he says sDamsei
ton OF me-"
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SIX MONTHS FOR LYNCHING A MADMAN.-At Cum
berand, Nd, Michael +: Malone was, on Saturday,
sentenced to six mOntS in Jail for the part he took
in the lynching OF David Johnson an Insane man.
who had murdered without prOvocation Edward
port. The murder and lynching occurred in Sep
TENDER last. Four men were arrested, charged
with participation In the crime. The religious
the state and the Catholics who testified for the
defense was very bitter. All were acquitted ex.
cept Malone. The sentence is considered very
light.
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SEVERAL FINE on PAINTINGS are Included in the
sale advertised by DuncansOn Bros. To take place
tO-mOrrOW.-ACtt1.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIos-It will he
seen by the advertisement In another column that
Mr.. Bowling VIII sell Tomorrow, commencing at
10 O'Clock, some choice pieces VI furniture at res
= Il ret
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fvr District OF Columbia. New Jersey, eastern
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia
cold nJrtherly winds, shifting 10 easterly, becom-
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COMBINED IN ONE BoDY.-The Grand Orient OF
Baltimore and the Grand Orient OF this city, col
ored Masons, have effected union and elected the
following officers: James A. Handy, sovereign
grand commander; Thornton A, Jackson leuten-
ant grand commander; Jos H. Lee grand prior;
X. Fl. Gieayes, grand chancellor; A.W .Tancel, grand
minister OF state; James Dean, secretary general;
Henry III. Dade, treasurer general; Hiram Waddy,
auditor.
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HE NtTI0NAL OPERA CONPASY.-The 800 and
Ola people VINO compose tbs National opera CON-
pany arrived In this city yesterday afternoon on
Is cars AOSi Of the leading artists have rooms
~ The Arlington. The HuguenOtS with which the
weeks engagement opens Jais evening. Will be
conducted by Mr.. Theodore Thomas in person.
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JAPANESE PORCELAISS AND BRoNzES AT ACTION
Mr. bowling has now on exhibition at his rooms
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue a choice.
consignment OF elegant japanese art Treasures
embracing many rare specimens. The collection
Will be on exhibition until Wednesday mornIno
when the sale Will begin See advertisement for
particulars.
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ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH DEBf.-At the morning
service at ST. Matthews church yetterday DR.
Chappelle announced TO the congregation that
during his five years passionate the debt OF the
church had been reduced from $4,000 to $21, 600
The communicates numbered =, 500, and the sun
day school had $50 scholars D6rinR the past wear
1900 OF the debt was paid.
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THEY LISTEN TO A SERMON BY Dr. SUNDERLAND ON
VICE IN THE DISTRICT.
The President, Mrs. Cleveland, Miss Sternberg,
OF Buffalo, and Miss kingsfOrd, OF Oswego. at
tended church yesterday morning at the First
Presbyterian church, on II. street. Rev. Dr. sun
deriand. the pastor, preached the sermon, in the
OF which he referred 10 the statistics that
has been sent TO Congress relative TO crime in the
District. He said In regard TO one feature OF these
statistics that they showed that either the police
OF this city We're twice vgiant the police OF
Chicago for example, or else that worse state OF
morals and life prevailed here than In Chicago
He did not know whether these figures were cor
rect, but ut any rate there was Christian work TO
D. done which ought not TO be Shirked.
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bridge containing 2S.15 more or less sold to
Arthur christie $99.-'; Also for trustee lot H.
square -. situated on 10th street northwest near
corner t street, improved by two-story frame
house, sold To Richard Denton IOr 500. sub lot 3,
square liz, situated on School street southwest,
improved TO w. Riley Decide for SI11< per square
foot Lot 1J2 Wright sub, OF Nil Pleasant, To II.
e. BOdn for D cents per square foot; also, for
trustee the following, situated on 1:,th street, be-
tween L and streets northwest: lot 8. in Gun
nelis recorded sub OF square 800, TO " Canay for
ST. cents per square foot; lot q, square and
subdivision. TO same purchaser Tor Sl.2a5; lot TO-
same square. TO Henry Rupert, 81, 300; lot IL
same square 10 same purchaser IOr $l,100; also
for trustee frame dwelling and Iot on street. be-
tween 9th and 10th Streets southwest, being part
OF square sc' TO Mr. Bealer for s1SOO For trustee
uniInprOved property on South Carolina avenue be-
tween 14th and 18th streets southeast and ON 18th
street, between South Carolina avenue and Z
street southeast, being lots 10. - a. sqare 1860
Lot 10, 10 Chas Z. daieS for D. cents per square
foot Lot IL, 10 John j. Curran for scents per
square foot Lot IA, 10 Chas- King for 10
cents per square foot. For owner, several
lots near Cape Henry for 5000 each For
owner, sub lot II. square north OF square
No 4, Improved bJ two-Story frame dwelling
fronting on Pa ave and l. SIS nv. bet 2t5f and
9TH StS. TO John NOOnan Tor S1.SO0; also for
owner lot 80 Iu3re :St5 situated on X 81, between
" AMI 10Th SIS nv, containing 800 sq. feet TO
G. W. COrttett- for - cents Per square foot; also
FOR owner. parts lot l5 and Ii, squire south square
Old, improved by twO-StoTy frame dwelling, stu
aied OF - rect W. between Ith and 9TH streets
H-W-- 70 John j. CUrrdu Tor sos. For trustees
frame house and lOt New Jersey avenue be-
tween ID and + streets north. being part lot l. of
SUBDIVISION oi original lot and lot 10. in square
49, 10 j. T. B"Cknain. Tor g. i5U: also for trustee
iriIue dwelling and lot On + street, between 9th
and Vermont avenue H. ". high part lot T. square
Hi, 70 H. street berger fOr 3, l4O- For owner, two
nearly new tHu->tUTy bTick houses on street be-
tween 9TH and 9Th streets ne, being sub lots n
and a. SuuaFr so. To Ida SchOmberg,er for 81 800
each; also Ior owner part IOt 4 square 47 situate
ON q street NV, between 9TH and Cab streets i'm
proved by twO-stOry frame dwelling, TO S. Bensin-
ger, Tor So.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

bF " tifHtE.
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
y ssHIS6TOS ID. c., Jan 81 1887.
I,d,cdti0Hs Jor II Hours. Commencing az 3 %. ~.
TO-iGH.
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WEST Beaverton Monday was

WEST BEAVERTON Monday was
rabbit day IN this neck woods.
The people are about ready for
winter. and by the present indication
we will get II soon.
John Hughes of Mcclure is slowly
improving OF ofpueumonia.
Reuben J. Smith of Bannervills
was seen on our streets on Saturday.
The stavs business in this end OF
the county Is lively at present, hope
it may last.
Who has the biggest hog
Some of our West Beaver teachers
attended an institute at Meyers
scho DOLLHOUSE on Saturday, as yet We
have no report.
The school at Mcclure has 81 pupils
on roll at present, still there's more
to come.
Romig & Goss have closed out
butchering (we are informed) for the
season.
Lizzie Romig is again able to be up
and around, of typhoid fever.
William Koch did good job OF
painting on the Lutheran church at
Mcclure. Bon.
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HYidlleburg Market
LIST or GRANDJURORs

LIST OF GRAND JURORS
For December Term, commencing Ds c. i2. 1887
Adams-ycr VI Mlddlcswarth,
Re1vcr-I T. Gross,
Heaycr Wcst-A x Nlddlcswarth.
Ccntrs-Wash Roush.
ChapmaE-Slmucl Hcluctt.
franklin-S II Hassiugor.
llaCksOu-Ncwtun WCEel.
Middlrburgh-Iohu = Stctler. 7 y Aurani
Monruc-jgmcs lleuicr, BouI llulcnbach, Benz
Long, John Walter.
Perry Il Arbogls',
! Perry west 4 Drrr, Aaron E,thm,I.
/ Pepn-;' Mlutcr, Jacob a Fisher.
Spring -Muses Beuicr.
Sclin.gr"yc-C VI Iotdorr NJ l. Miller, q G.
UnionTFrcd 5 iicrro'd. David : rhursby.
LIST Ot PETIT JURORS
Adamr-C Grcenh9c, Y II Meyer, u \ Mat.
] torn.
/ lsc,vor--A NJ rnri enter, ) Il rrc
/ Beaver " Nest-llcury Uouser Tobias Reltz ~ II
! 1homn', y \ Wagner.
/ Ccntrc-l u GIubb, Luther A Ncrt2 n Volt
ley.
! Chapman Wclllngt.u ncrrold. - = Ro-stcttcr.
simon Long, luhn T. wcudt j + WUit.
I trtnhiu-han'ei Mil.nOus-, Joseph Walter, l.
! II Nrhraucr
.lacLfon- Stwu.l W Sss omsn.
/ No"ruc-lsrac BoJsu, NuLt,e Icsslct.
} NiGdic"rcrk--i 4 Nrd,r.
I Pury-g " !iuruhcrgcr.
Wcst-tsl,iu AMY. Ir,.u GirytU'.
. Pcnn-iLinp Hihsh, Jane, lrctt, J IN
spring - G. w,t5ri.
SriiI ,srs,c-H ' Alert. YalcH'ne EolIl. II !
Dychl'r, Ed GcmbcrIing, Giosi, Philip
tuIon--F Hoffman. Isaac Looracrc, David s
Sholioy, Low siHrc, John y W0lt
/ Wast.ugtOu-L u ii ..ler, Icrrg Charlcg.Ius,pl
ni3l lanes II Glass, Jt'ob llcnducE.,
IUoh Hoover.
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WANTED. Two tenants with smal'
families to go on farms Of 100 acres
each near the town OF Plum Creek,
Neb., to have n capital of say $500 90
to- buy stock and farm implements.
Possession April LIST next, none but
honest men who know how to work
and run a farm need apply. For par
ticulars address
A. 4. GIFT.
Middleburgh, Pa.
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Trial List, December Torn 1857.

Charles Miller ct. al. ". Joseph HUT In trust 81
Charles MILLER ct. at. W. John A. Guudy.
John Cruikshank tai IS. O.. W. nj. so e. al.
tllAihc,h Snyder, sc. Tower Surviving TX.
John Keller ". John W. Smoke ct al
BUld
Elins Bailey ct N. use &c. ". John r. hugcg.
Lewis li"nsrr vs. StmUel Wilmer ct. al
John j, S"dr,l, TX. vs., William !Htter.
Mrs. Fayoua Fet.eroli AGmr. Va. Enos A. Her
man.
The school Dist. of Solinsgroye, vs.. The Frs
Lutheran Cong. Scliusgtoyu.
Salllc l'ruusc, yR. George EWig.
a. W. Potter, vs. Abel Hr,rUld ct al.
Jacob II, Mlttorlng ~. Norton Grouse.
Mary Keller, ~. WIN. Harding TX.
John 4. ErOveNs. WIN. II Biily.
Ice - Poutius ". g. ) SchJch.
lhr above causes dro at Issue and tor triJl af
Doc"uucr tcIa 1851.
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BEAvERTowN.-R B. Gross,
whom | seven weeks ago mentioned
as being sick for several weeks, is still
belfast.
There are 14i pupils enrolled in the
public schools Of this town.
John u. Kenrns has erected hislum-
Der shed on Chestnut street.
Rev. l.. G. Edmonds. of Bethlehem,
Pa, preached discourse to his for
mer Pensioners Of this place OH Sum
day morning week.
Ner a. Fees disposed of part Of his
personal property at public sale on
Saturday and to~morrow TUESDAY
will move to Shamokin, where he will
open provision store.
Anumber of the children in town
are affected with chicken-poX.
Mrs Peter Aigler has been confined
to her bed with typhoid fever foi
about five weeks. Her condition has
been serious, but vt this writing i.
some better.
The Beuvertown Literary Society IL
prospering aud the membership Il
larger than it has been for number
OF years.
Miss Louisa Lepley, of Laurcl;o'
has moved Into her house ut thi'
place.
Isaac Bouch, in jumping of Il pill,
OF slabs at the planning mill on Mon
day, fractured one Of the bones 9Th,
iibuln) of his lex,
A, NJ. Carpenter ships about 90
pounds % dressed chickens every day
! CITIZEN
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TROXELvILLE. Last week Il party
of hunters consisting OF eight men
from this place, canped in Bouey $
shauty about ten miles west from our
hamlet, and retured on Saturday with
one five prong buck, weighing 121,
three does weighing respectively, 90,
SO and SO lbs. aud one fawn Of 40
pounds. This was no.doubt, the best
haul that has been mndc for Il long
time, at least by sportsusu from our
vicinity. Ner was so sick that he
lamented all the time and it was all
because he did not get to see even as
much as Il head of a live deer the
whole week. Notwithstanding the
honor, OF conducting and stationiug
his men with such success devolves
upon him. \ saying from old hum
ters is, that deer will not remain Oh
territory where iircs were prevalent.
This party says they have found
il TO bc erroneous, for out of the twon-
ly~six deer they chased, nearly all
were started where everything was
cleared by recent fires.
Some time ago Isaac Krebhs found
his eyesight beginning TO be impaired
by a cataract. Dr. Shuman accom-
panied him to Philadelphia where
surgical operations were rendered.
lie is now doing well.
The chapel of the st. Lukes Luth
eran church has been remodled dur
ing the summer and is now Just what
it should have been this long time.
Rev. Lands held communion ser
vices in tho Grace Reformed church
last Sunday.
Millard Schambsch has been un-
lucky for the while past, he had two
runaways in less than two weeks
time.
George Smith, one OF our most re
spected citizens, died last Sunday
morning. He had been severely at
tacted with Rheumatism FOR alnIost
two years, and was confined to the
sickroom over n year. His remains
will be inferred ia the Union Gene
tary, Thursday \. NJ.
The Literary Society has reofGan-
lied and Is now booming.
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Philadelphia & Erie r 2 Division.


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Sunbuty
biOam, Q For Bcneionte, Erie sud Csnandai
qua,
9jl m, For Lock Haven.
~ jlp m, For BollotoHto, Kane ani Canaan
ddgus.
$50 D IN, For Remove and watkins.
. h.5am For Cata-issn and Hazelton.
2t am b5pm aud 35 y ia For w tcsbnrrc.
o % an, II 90 ~, : 80 pm, For ShaaIoEin
ald Mount Carmel
TrAins Leave Seliusgrove Junction:
. 50 m, arriving at Philadelphia 3 i5p IN. New
Nork 9 20 pm, Baltsmoto - = IN, Wash.
iugton 3 5O y III.
| IS IT,, arriving at Philadelphia On p m. Nev
lo'k ea1p m, B,ltimoto eI5 y N, wash
inRtOn A. pun.
2 81 6Trn,Hrtiv'ug ~ philadelpi !nI.ba IN, Now
lorF7 ~ N, $50 fillmore 90 Am, wash.
Ingtuu vj am.
Trhin also Icnvcs sudbury:
90 m, arriving NJ pui'Gdr IhlhN 25 u ~ No =
YORK II 30 m, Baltimore 10 an, vast,
iugton ~ m.
Y V. WOOG, Geuu rass AEeut
CuaS. p. Z .tli, Conn Manager.
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/ had Stone in tho Bladder and
Gravel in the Kidneys. DR.. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy dsIn-
tsgrated the stone and delivered me
from it, | am now well. l should
long ago have been six feet under the
sod ii | had not Ia ken DR.. Kennedy
Favorite Rsmedy-D. ID. Hsag, Leb.
anon Springs, N. Y, Price 81. Send
2-cant stamp to DR.. Kennedy, Ron
dout, N. Y, for his book on Kidney,
Liver aud Blood disorders. Mention
this paper. Oct. q, 81. 4w,
WHAT AN To DO ? The symp-
toms Of Biliousness are unhappily but
too well known. They differ in diff
ferent individuals to some extent. a
Bilious man is seldom breakfast
eater, Too frequently, alas, he has
an excellent appetite for liquids but
none for solids of "a morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection AT
any time il it is not white and fur
red, it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system il wholly out
of order and diarrhea or Constipation
may be symptom or the two may
alternate. There are often Hsmor.
rhoids or even loss Of blood. There
may be giddiness and often head
ache and acidity or flatulence and
tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
To correct all this II not effect cure
ry Green's August Flower, 1t cost
but trife and thousands attest its
efficacy,
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wsTcE 70 SUB scaiBzRs.

Look at the FIGURES on the label OF
yom paper. Those figures tell you
rnE pATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCillP-
g1eN IA pAIp. Within 3 weeks after
moneN sent, see II date is changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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NXECUTORS' NOTICE -Lofiu
AItestamontary ON tho estate e William
St"imling, ihte OF Franklin township, snyder
County, Pa, icc'd, having been r.utct 20 IT,,
undersigned, all persons knowing Themselves
Indebted to -nii estate are o1uestod ta max,
immediate payment, ,whilo those having ella
Will present them duly authenticated Tor set
tlomsnt TO the undersigned.
FREDERICK STrINiLTNG,
BENJAMIN SrElNLINN,
Nov. 10. IAurutUrt
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-24
se:irsgr0yc Accommodation

Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
~ u, m, Soi, n IN, 10 80 ami 07, y m, 52s, r m
% y M for Pittsbnrg aud the West.
81 an, 20 ain, ~ ~ IN, ass y m, 81 y m
II "a y n, For Phliei"iphil, New York, Baltl
more aud Washington.